SIM Server

Simply put, mobile operators are in need of performance and quality of service (QoS) testing to better measure the experience that customers are having when using their services. Unfortunately, these operators have learned (sometimes the hard way) that investing significant amounts of money into infrastructure and marketing for their products and services don’t necessarily lead to bigger profits if customer service lacks. In many cases, a SIM server can help address these issues.

Enter Mobile Robot, an esteemed open platform, Linux-based SIM server from iQsim. According to company, the Mobile Robot is an unattended and automated test execution platform, serving as a perfect match for testing procedures such as QoS, quality of experience (QoE), end-to-end service testing and roaming and revenue assurance. Mobile Robot additionally offers application-programming interfaces that are hardware-level.

The SIM server is already known to play an important role in the daily operations of mobile providers, as it ensures the continuation of voice calls. Mobile Robot, however, allows for configuration that will bring significant advantages to the testing environment.

Mobile operators require flexibility in nearly every level of their operations, therefore their testing solution must be equally flexible. In light of this, the open architecture of Mobile Robot allows its users to fully customize to fit their needs, and because it’s a modular device, it supports global system for mobile (GSM) and universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) channel increments, supporting between eight and 16 channels in four-channel increments.

The benefits to using this iQsim SIM server are essentially limitless; the command-based interface, which can rapidly integrate other solutions and existing environments; hardware level APIs for better scripting, which includes scripting for voice and data files, CDRs; as many as 16 2G or 3G channels, or a mixture of both; and support for virtual SIM and local SIM modes. 

Founded in 2009, iQsim quickly became a leader in virtual SIM technologies as well as SIM server platforms. With a foundation of staff members with advanced expertise in the industry, the company has created a reputation for its customer service achievements. iQsim has a range of SIM servers that are built to fit small to large businesses, as well as offers a ready-to-go solution and carrier-class scalable and redundant products. 

The goal in developing these products is essentially for them to be easy-to-manage while also providing the maximum amount of efficiency possible. Needless to say, launching Mobile Robot only further enhances the company’s cache in the industry.

 To learn more about all of iQsim’s offerings, visit www.iqsim.com.

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